Nvidia's Progress on Reuben Data Center Processors

14 days ago

Christine Aino

"All right, Paul, we're going to take a look at Nvidia today. Of course, the ticker NVDA, those shares are up 2%. And we did hear from CEO Jensen Wang at the CES trade show yesterday. He's saying that the company's highly anticipated Reuben data center processors. They're in production. They're on track for deployment. They're looking at sending them to customers in the second half of this year. So, digging more into this Reuben chip, right? Again, it's named after astronomer Vera Rubin. It is Nvidia's latest accelerator. Apparently, it's three and a half times better at training and five times better at running AI software than its predecessor, the famous Blackwell chips, of course. Um, and Nvidia, well, Jensen Wong also saying that the company has seen strong demand from customers in China for the H200 chip. Remember, that chip is currently under consideration by the Trump administration whether they're going to be able to sell it to China. Uh, so that's still pending, but uh, Jensen Wong saying that there's already demand lined up for that chip."

The segment highlights Nvidia's progress as CEO Jensen Wang confirms that the new Reuben data center processors are in production with deployment planned for the second half of the year. The chip shows significant performance improvements over its predecessor and there is notable demand for another chip, H200, despite pending regulatory review in China.

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